I've been hammering this into people's heads for over a decade now. Anything you put public is not "personal data". If you go to town square and yell that you l

I've been hammering this into people's heads for over a decade now. Anything you put public is not "personal data". If you go to town square and yell that you like cheese cake do you then expect everyone to forget it upoin request. Should the local cake shop forget that you just said you like cheese cake? As privacy and floss advocate "personal data" just makes absolutely zero sense. There's private data and public data. Private data is your passwords and stuff not exposed to public internet - everything else is public data and it's no longer "yours" unless it's copyrightable content.